A wakeboard is a type of board used in the sport of wakeboarding, which involves riding on water while being towed by a boat or a cable system. Wakeboards are typically made of a lightweight material, such as fiberglass or foam, and feature a flat bottom with a slight rocker shape to help with maneuverability. They come in various sizes and designs to accommodate different skill levels and riding styles. Wakeboards are equipped with bindings that secure the rider's feet, allowing for better control and stability. Riders can perform tricks and jumps by using the wake created by the boat or cable. The sport is popular among water sports enthusiasts and is often practiced at lakes, rivers, and dedicated wake parks.